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Ghana's former President John Mahama, current opposition leader to the outgoing government, has promised "a new beginning, a new direction" for the country after being officially declared the winner of Saturday's presidential election.

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Kenya’s public university system has been brought to a standstill since October 29, 2024, as lecturers and staff continue a nationwide strike over unmet demands. Spearheaded by the Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU), the strike has disrupted learning for thousands of students while raising serious concerns about the future of higher education in the country.

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Nairobi, Kenya’s bustling capital, is often referred to as “the green city in the sun” because of the unique blend of urban development and natural landscapes. Yet, this can be a misleading nickname since beauty is not experienced uniformly throughout the city by its residents. While some people enjoy lush greenery from their comfortable homes, others in the slums of high-density and ecological disasters like flooding and landslides experience poverty.

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Botswana is set to hold its general election on Wednesday, with President Mokgweetsi Masisi vying for a second term against three challengers. Analysts predict a competitive race, although Masisi's Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) is still considered the frontrunner in a nation where it has held power since independence in 1966.

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Kenya’s matatu culture—a fusion of creativity, technology, and social vibrancy—has reached new heights with recent upgrades that cater to tech-savvy commuters. One of the standout examples is ‘Phenomenal’, a matatu outfitted with Starlink satellite internet, delivering up to 200 Mbps for passengers on Nairobi’s Ngong route.

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